Actress. She was born on March 6, 1907 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA as Carrie Rutledge. She was married to William Kenneth Tevis and William Thomas Britton. She died on May 15, 1965 in Pacific Palisades, California, USA. She appeared in the films "Three Loves Has Nancy" (1938), "Behind The Mike" (1937), "The Big Squirt" (1937), "She Asked For It" (1937), "Love Is News" (1937), "Free Rent" (1936), "Come Closer, Folks" (1936), "Sing, Baby, Sing" (1936), "Hungry Pains" (1935), "Pickled Peppers" (1935), "Wig-Wag" (1935), "Hitch Hike Lady" (1935), "Grand Exit" (1935), "The Affair Of Susan" (1935), "Sweepstakes Annie" (1935), "Flirting With Danger" (1934), "The Girl From Missouri" (1934), "Bachelor Bait" (1934), "Stingaree" (1934), "School For Romance" (1934), "Flirting In The Park" (1933), "Flying Down To Rio" (1933), "Taxi Barons" (1933), "Twice Two" (1933), "Once In A Lifetime" (1932), "Mystery Train" (1931), and "The Secret Six" (1931). She also appeared in the 1939 classic film, "The Wizard Of Oz" as the voice of one of the Munchkins, but was uncredited for this role.
Actress. She was born on March 6, 1907 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USA as Carrie Rutledge. She was married to William Kenneth Tevis and William Thomas Britton. She died on May 15, 1965 in Pacific Palisades, California, USA. She appeared in the films "Three Loves Has Nancy" (1938), "Behind The Mike" (1937), "The Big Squirt" (1937), "She Asked For It" (1937), "Love Is News" (1937), "Free Rent" (1936), "Come Closer, Folks" (1936), "Sing, Baby, Sing" (1936), "Hungry Pains" (1935), "Pickled Peppers" (1935), "Wig-Wag" (1935), "Hitch Hike Lady" (1935), "Grand Exit" (1935), "The Affair Of Susan" (1935), "Sweepstakes Annie" (1935), "Flirting With Danger" (1934), "The Girl From Missouri" (1934), "Bachelor Bait" (1934), "Stingaree" (1934), "School For Romance" (1934), "Flirting In The Park" (1933), "Flying Down To Rio" (1933), "Taxi Barons" (1933), "Twice Two" (1933), "Once In A Lifetime" (1932), "Mystery Train" (1931), and "The Secret Six" (1931). She also appeared in the 1939 classic film, "The Wizard Of Oz" as the voice of one of the Munchkins, but was uncredited for this role.
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